'The Radio Coffee House Show‪'‬ Clint Armitage

Life is a highway - Rascal Flatts https://youtu.be/5tXh_MfrMe0
In this episode of the Radio Coffee House, Clint Armitage takes us on a journey down the "highway of life." Using the popular song "Life is a Highway" by Rascal Flatts as an analogy, Clint explores how we can navigate life's twists, turns, and obstacles with faith and trust in God. He emphasizes the importance of understanding how to ride this highway correctly by relying on biblical principles to guide us through the challenges and uncertainties we face.
Clint begins by discussing the importance of having a roadmap for life, which for believers is the Bible. He highlights that while being saved gives us a destination, it doesn't automatically equip us with the skills to navigate life's journey. Drawing from the lyrics of "Life is a Highway," Clint illustrates how life's road can be full of unexpected turns, debris, and potential accidents. Yet, with God's guidance, we can minimize damage and continue on our path with confidence and purpose.
Throughout the episode, Clint delves into the spiritual aspects of the song's lyrics, connecting them to biblical teachings and personal faith. He encourages listeners to choose how they want to ride their life's highway—whether with fear and doubt or with excitement and trust in God's plan. By changing our mindset and embracing God's sovereignty, we can live a life full of joy, peace, and adventure, even amidst trials and persecution.
Clint also references the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 5, where Jesus provides comfort and reassurance that despite life's hardships, we are blessed and not alone. He underscores the importance of having peace with God to experience the peace of God, and how this peace empowers us to face life's challenges with resilience and hope.
Tune in to this episode of the Radio Coffee House to discover how to navigate the highway of life with faith, trust, and a sense of adventure. Learn how to embrace the journey, avoid the pitfalls, and live with the passion and purpose that God has designed for you.
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00:00 " Radio coffee house is where Jesus meets coffee meets talk radio
00:19 " Next episode, we're going to talk about life being a highway
03:01 " Clint Armitage: Life is a highway lyrics by rascal flats
08:06 " You have to change your mindset in order to change other things in life
09:16 " Matthew 5:5-7 says circumstances don't define how you experience life
16:11 " Clint Armitage: Step into the path that God has set for you
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🗣️ Quotes from Clint Armitage
"Life is truly a highway, and the question is, how do you want to ride it?"
"We live our lives according to our beliefs. If we believe that God is all-powerful and all-loving, we can live with less anxiety and more trust."
"It's time to move from that old way of thinking and start to embrace the path that you are on with God."

In this episode of the Radio Coffee House, Clint Armitage takes us on a journey into the wilderness of Dulzura, California, to explore the topic of God's peculiar and unusual ways. Join Clint as he delves into how God uses extraordinary and unexpected events to draw people closer to Him. From the blazing heat under a tarp to the serene sounds of nature, this roadshow episode is filled with insights and biblical wisdom.
Clint begins by likening God's unusual methods to Ripley's Believe It or Not, highlighting how bizarre and peculiar events can capture our attention and lead us to deeper truths. He then transitions into the biblical story of Moses and the burning bush, illustrating how God used this miraculous event to call Moses to his divine mission. Through this narrative, Clint emphasizes the importance of embracing our uniqueness and spiritual gifts to fulfill God's purposes.
Discover how God can use your distinct abilities and peculiarities to draw others to Him. Clint encourages listeners to be open, willing, and ready to accept God's call, no matter how unusual it may seem. This episode is a profound reminder that our differences are gifts from God, meant to be used for His glory and to make a lasting impact in the world.
Tune in to this episode of the Radio Coffee House to uncover the beauty of God's peculiar ways and how you can be a part of His extraordinary plan.
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🗣️ Quotes from Clint Armitage
"Your uniqueness is a gift. Your difference is a gift. So embrace it."
"God uses things that are opposite of the norm to draw you and everybody else closer to Him."
"Be ready, be willing, and be able to embrace what God is calling you to do."
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(00:00) Radio Coffee House intro
(00:45) Clint Armitage: Introduction from Dulzura, California
(01:48) Ripley's Believe It or Not analogy
(05:00) Uniqueness is a gift
(09:01) God's calls out to you by name
(11:43) Moses has questions (and so do we) about the mission
(15:05) Only God can call you to this unusual mission
(17:15) You can test the Spirit to make sure it is God calling you
(18:14) Let's change the world together
(18:36) Radio Coffee House outro

In this episode of the Radio Coffee House, Clint Armitage dives into the significance of dreams, passions, and the unique purposes God has instilled in each of us. Join Clint as he explores how to identify and pursue your specific calling, why it matters to God, and how it impacts the church and the world around you.
Clint begins by discussing the importance of recognizing and embracing your spiritual gifts and passions. He emphasizes that each believer is uniquely crafted by God with specific desires and drives that align with their purpose. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12, Clint illustrates the concept of the body of Christ, where every member plays a vital role, no matter how big or small it may seem.
Through vivid examples and personal insights, Clint encourages listeners to pursue their God-given dreams with passion and energy. He shares the story of Eric Liddell, an Olympic gold medalist whose passion for running was deeply intertwined with his faith, showcasing how living in alignment with God's will can lead to extraordinary achievements.
Clint also addresses the times when God might make us feel discontent with our current situation, urging us to seek His guidance and possibly move in a new direction. He reminds us that living a dynamic and passionate life for God not only fulfills us but also draws others to Him.
Tune in to this episode of the Radio Coffee House to discover how to live your best life by following God's calling and becoming an unstoppable force for His kingdom.
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(00:00) RCH Intro
(00:52) We talk about dreams, passions, your specific and unique purpose
(07:05) No matter what your calling is within the church, it is all important
(08:46) Passion is often linked with purpose, but not always
(12:56) Consider if you are not satisfied with where you're at right now
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🗣️ Quotes from Clint Armitage
"Your spiritual gifts are specifically unique to you."
"We are supposed to be unique. So when you start thinking like, 'Oh, I'm different, I feel like I don't fit in,' you are supposed to be unique."
"If we all do it, if all believers can actually step into their purpose and do the things passionately that God has called us to do, we are literally an unstoppable church."

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In this episode of the Radio Coffee House, Clint Armitage takes us on a journey from "Beast Mode" to "God Mode." Join Clint as he explores the distinction between our natural abilities and the supernatural gifts bestowed upon us by God. This episode delves deep into how moving from relying solely on our inherent talents to embracing our spiritual gifts can lead to profound transformation and greater purpose.
Clint begins by defining "Beast Mode" as the peak of our natural abilities, often celebrated in sports, business, and various life achievements. However, he introduces the concept of "God Mode," a higher state where our spiritual gifts, given by the Holy Spirit, come into play. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12:4-7, Clint emphasizes that these spiritual gifts are designed for the common good and to glorify God, rather than for personal gain.
Through vivid analogies and personal insights, Clint illustrates how operating in God Mode allows us to impact others deeply, fostering spiritual transformation rather than just providing information. He contrasts the natural prowess of a gifted teacher or athlete with the divine empowerment that comes when God works through us, transforming lives and drawing people closer to Him.
Clint encourages listeners to identify their spiritual gifts, surrender to God, and use these gifts to serve others and fulfill God's unique purpose for their lives. He underscores the joy and fulfillment that come from working in God Mode, where the outcomes are left to God, free from the burdens of self-promotion and personal ambition.
Tune in to this episode of the Radio Coffee House for an inspiring message on transcending natural abilities and stepping into the divine calling God has for you. Discover how to move from Beast Mode to God Mode and make a lasting impact for God's glory.
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 (00:00) Radio Coffee House intro
 (00:30) Clint Armitage: Introduction to Beast Mode vs. God Mode
 (02:15) Reading from 1 Corinthians 12:4-7
 (04:25) The power of spiritual gifts and their purpose
 (08:15) The importance of identifying and using your spiritual gifts
 (10:07) Personal fulfillment and joy in God Mode
 (12:07) Eric Liddel quote in his God Mode
 (14:30) Radio Coffee House outro
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🗣️ Quotes from Clint Armitage
"When we utilize our gifts and abilities in God mode, we actually bless other people to the point where there's some spiritual transformation."
"God's giving you the authority and the power through the spiritual ability to transform lives, not just inform lives."
"Remember, you'll be good at it and you'll have energy for it. Like, you'll have this passion, this drive for it."
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🗣️ Quote from Eric Liddell
"I was made to run. When I run, I feel God's pleasure."

In this enlightening episode of the Radio Coffee House, Clint Armitage delves into the transformative power of gratitude. Join Clint as he explores how to cultivate a grateful heart and live a life filled with thankfulness, even in the midst of challenges. Drawing from the Apostle Paul's teachings in Philippians 4:8, Clint emphasizes the importance of focusing on what is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and admirable. Discover practical steps to prime your mind for gratitude, create positive patterns of focus, and turn life's resistances into opportunities for growth and strength.
Clint shares personal anecdotes and biblical insights to illustrate how gratitude can shift our mindset, eliminate negative emotions, and build resilience. Learn how to start your day with a grateful heart, recognize the lessons in hardships, and maintain a positive outlook throughout your daily life. This episode is a powerful reminder that gratitude is not just a fleeting feeling but a continuous practice that can lead to spiritual and personal growth.
This is an inspiring journey towards a more grateful and joyful life, and let the Apostle Paul guide you into transforming your perspective to see the blessings in every situation.
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🗣️ Quotes from Clint Armitage
"We cannot be fearful, we cannot be angry, we cannot be annoyed if we are grateful."
"Resistance actually builds. Everything that resists you in life builds."
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(00:00) Radio Coffee House intro
(00:48) Clint Armitage: How do we become more grateful
(01:20) Paul wrote this letter to the Philippians while he was in jail
(05:48) Priming is the first thing you should do when you wake up
(08:28) Priming is the practice of being grateful every day
(10:43) Things in our life that resist, build
(16:56) Philippians 4:8 helps to lead us to be grateful for everything God has given you

Join Clint Armitage in this uplifting episode of the Radio Coffee House as he delves into the profound impact of encouragement and the vital role of being an encourager within the church and beyond. Drawing inspiration from the Bible, Clint highlights the importance of fostering a supportive and loving community, emphasizing how encouragement can transform lives and strengthen the body of Christ.
Clint begins by defining what it means to be an encourager, listing synonyms such as supporter, promoter, and friend. He discusses the multifaceted ways in which encouragement can manifest—spiritually, emotionally, physically, and financially—and underscores the necessity of encouragers for the health and vitality of the church. Clint also addresses the unfortunate reality of toxic and hostile environments within some church communities, advocating for a culture of love and support as exemplified by Jesus' teachings in John 13:35-36.
Through the lens of biblical figures like Barnabas, known as the "son of encouragement," Clint illustrates how encouragement can lead to significant spiritual growth and unity. He recounts Barnabas' role in supporting Paul (formerly Saul) during his early ministry, showcasing the power of encouragement in overcoming fear and doubt. Clint also explores the dynamics of teamwork, emphasizing how diverse strengths and weaknesses can complement each other to create an unstoppable force for God's glory.
Clint candidly shares his personal journey towards becoming a better encourager and opening up to receive encouragement from others. He reflects on the importance of working together as a community, both in the church and in other aspects of life, to achieve God's purposes. The episode concludes with a powerful reminder from Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 about the strength and resilience that come from unity and mutual support
Tune in to this episode of the Radio Coffee House for an inspiring message on the transformative power of encouragement and the call to be a Barnabas in your community. Let's work together to create a supportive, loving environment where we can all thrive and glorify God.
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(00:00) Radio Coffee House intro
(01:35) Clint Armitage: Without encouragers, healthy churches wouldn't exist
(04:46) Peter says we should offer hospitality to one another without grumbling
(08:10) Barnabas is well known in the Bible for being an encourager
(15:28) God is working on me to become an encourager again
(16:18) Two are better than one because they have a good return for their labor
(17:50) Radio Coffee House outro